Emilie Cocquerel
Cocquerel is an Australian actress with a small screen record and one clear standout. She appeared in the wartime drama An Accidental Soldier in 2013 as Juliette, then took a supporting part as Annika in Garth Davis's Lion in 2016, which is where most people will have seen her without registering it.
The role that gave her something to hold was Sandy in The New Legends of Monkey, the ABC Me retelling of the Monkey King legend, which began in 2018 and earned her a Daytime Emmy nomination. Beyond the credits listed here she has worked in the film Mother Mountain and played Queen Alianor in the Netflix series The Letter for the King. She is a mental health advocate as well. That is the whole verifiable picture, and padding it out would not make it larger.
Movies (2)
TV (1)
Where to start with Emilie Cocquerel
With three credits here, the route is short. The New Legends of Monkey is the reason to be on this page: a bright, cheap, fast-moving family fantasy that takes its source seriously enough to be fun, and Sandy is the part with the most for her to do across a full run.
Lion is the best film, though her role in it is small, and it is worth watching entirely on its own merits. An Accidental Soldier is the early one, a quiet Australian wartime romance and the closest thing on this list to a straight dramatic showcase. Her later work, including The Letter for the King, sits outside the credits listed here.